Mark's Mumblings
In Jan 2025 Mark visited Ukraine. This visit is recorded in a series of blogs.
Part Four - Life goes on and there is humour to be found despite the war
Part Five - Trucks 4 Ukraine and NAFO Trucks
Previous Parts of this blog can be read here:
Part 1:
https://thelittlewhiskyshop.co.uk/blogs/news/supporting-ukraine-two-weeks-in-ukraine-january-2025-part-1
Parts 2 and 3:
https://thelittlewhiskyshop.co.uk/blogs/news/supporting-ukraine
Supporting Ukraine - One more truck towards victory (part 2&3)
In Part 2 we have to head back to Poland so we can import the cars officially.
In Part 3 we have all our emotions tested as we visit the cemeteries and memorials to the fallen heroes.
In January 2025, I had the chance to join YouTubers Jonathan MS Pearce (@ATPGeo) and Jonathan Fink (@siliconCurtain) delivering trucks for Ukrainian front-line units that they had funded.
This is part one of several parts about the trip - One more truck towards Victory
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The White Peak Distillery: A lasting memory from our guided tour.
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Historical Significance: The distillery is located on the site of the former Johnson & Nephew Wire Works, part of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site, with a rich industrial history.
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Whisky Production: The distillery uses locally sourced barley and fresh brewer’s yeast from Thornbridge Brewery. They employ sustainable cooling methods using the River Derwent.
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Tasting Experience: Visitors can enjoy a variety of whiskies, including the Wire Works Bourbon Barrel and Necessary Evil Finish, as well as gin and rum.
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Passion and Craftsmanship: The founders, Max and Claire, along with their dedicated team, are passionate about creating high-quality spirits that honor the site’s heritage.
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